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Articles
August 03, 1981 | John Papanek If Heisman winner George Rogers turns out anything like Earl, he'll be sainted in New Orleans
November 17, 1980 | Edited by Gay Flood FRONT-RUNNERSSir:Kenny Moore's coverage of this year's New York Marathon (There Are Only 26 Miles to Go, Nov. 3) was, in my view, second to none. He not only described the progress of the front-runners, but he also...
October 27, 1980 | Curry Kirkpatrick With his kangaroo-skin boots and down-home demeanor, Oiler Coach Oail Andrew Phillips suits Houston to a T. He doesn't mind his nickname, just so it isn't used as a description
October 20, 1980 | Edited by Jerry Kirshenbaum •Bum Phillips, Houston Oiler coach, offering words of wisdom to new acquisition Hollywood Henderson, who may be getting his last chance in the NFL: "You don't know a ladder has splinters in it until you slide down it."
October 20, 1980 No urban Cowboy is Bum Phillips. No, sir! The coach of the Houston Oilers is the real live thing, or as his wife puts it, "Bum was born with his boots on." Curry Kirkpatrick jumps into Bum's red pickup and rides out...
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